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Hi,
Not a term people like, but I am allowed to use it about myself. Used to to Lemans or the Classic and miss it this time of year but I'm always pleased to know that others are having fun.
I use a 6S phone and a Pad mini but, as I am mostly house bound, the desk top is my main weapon of choice.
As the recently purchased Dell is a nightmare I decided to look at a Mac. Not seeing anything of any help on their web site I tried 'phoning to get some help.
I explained my situation, spinal chord damage, and I asked if it was possible to pay for installation and all that it entails. The operator I dealt with (it seemed) could/would not grasp this until I went through this several times, explaining that I cannot physically or technically do this myself. No help was offered. It seems that you cannot have a Mac unless you are reasonably physically able.
I neither want nor need charity but the bottom line is I can't have a Mac. Has anyone found a way around this please?
Not a term people like, but I am allowed to use it about myself. Used to to Lemans or the Classic and miss it this time of year but I'm always pleased to know that others are having fun.
I use a 6S phone and a Pad mini but, as I am mostly house bound, the desk top is my main weapon of choice.
As the recently purchased Dell is a nightmare I decided to look at a Mac. Not seeing anything of any help on their web site I tried 'phoning to get some help.
I explained my situation, spinal chord damage, and I asked if it was possible to pay for installation and all that it entails. The operator I dealt with (it seemed) could/would not grasp this until I went through this several times, explaining that I cannot physically or technically do this myself. No help was offered. It seems that you cannot have a Mac unless you are reasonably physically able.
I neither want nor need charity but the bottom line is I can't have a Mac. Has anyone found a way around this please?
molestrangler said:
Hi,
Not a term people like, but I am allowed to use it about myself. Used to to Lemans or the Classic and miss it this time of year but I'm always pleased to know that others are having fun.
I use a 6S phone and a Pad mini but, as I am mostly house bound, the desk top is my main weapon of choice.
As the recently purchased Dell is a nightmare I decided to look at a Mac. Not seeing anything of any help on their web site I tried 'phoning to get some help.
I explained my situation, spinal chord damage, and I asked if it was possible to pay for installation and all that it entails. The operator I dealt with (it seemed) could/would not grasp this until I went through this several times, explaining that I cannot physically or technically do this myself. No help was offered. It seems that you cannot have a Mac unless you are reasonably physically able.
I neither want nor need charity but the bottom line is I can't have a Mac. Has anyone found a way around this please?
No friends or family who can plug it in?Not a term people like, but I am allowed to use it about myself. Used to to Lemans or the Classic and miss it this time of year but I'm always pleased to know that others are having fun.
I use a 6S phone and a Pad mini but, as I am mostly house bound, the desk top is my main weapon of choice.
As the recently purchased Dell is a nightmare I decided to look at a Mac. Not seeing anything of any help on their web site I tried 'phoning to get some help.
I explained my situation, spinal chord damage, and I asked if it was possible to pay for installation and all that it entails. The operator I dealt with (it seemed) could/would not grasp this until I went through this several times, explaining that I cannot physically or technically do this myself. No help was offered. It seems that you cannot have a Mac unless you are reasonably physically able.
I neither want nor need charity but the bottom line is I can't have a Mac. Has anyone found a way around this please?
There are several Apple Consultants in Somerset who ought to be able to help: https://consultants.apple.com/uk/
molestrangler said:
Hi alorotom. Somerset. In my situation I need a business solution so that I have some one to berate when it goes T.U. Sorry to be such a pessimist but it comes from bitter experience.
I tried googling Alorotom and got no results ? What's your closest big Town ?I'd be more than happy to help with the setup if you're close to me (Chew Valley)
juice said:
molestrangler said:
Hi alorotom. Somerset. In my situation I need a business solution so that I have some one to berate when it goes T.U. Sorry to be such a pessimist but it comes from bitter experience.
I tried googling Alortom and got no results ?I'd be more than happy to help with the setup if you're close to me
OP these guys are very local to you. A few checks-reputable, been around a long time, repair all things Apple, offer a wide range of IT services.
They offer HOME tuition which tells me they are happy to pop round. Drop them a line. Im sure they can help you out. Macs rock



They offer HOME tuition which tells me they are happy to pop round. Drop them a line. Im sure they can help you out. Macs rock

Edited by Burwood on Thursday 27th June 19:13
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